ANNOUNCE: JOTWeb 1.11, preview of new web application system.

[Sean Reifschneider]

On Thu, Jun 19, 2003 at 07:44:19PM -0700, Sheila King wrote:
>There are a lot of Python web frameworks to choose from and I spent about a
>week reviewing possible contenders. May have been others that would have
>done well for my case, but I am very happy with the choice I made for
>Albatross. Session management is a snap. :)

Obviously, you didn't have an opportunity to review JOTWeb because it
didn't exist 5 weeks ago...  I do agree that separating the presentation
and the logic is a big win.  Session management is an important thing,
that's why Sessions and Forms are the first two things that I built for
the JOTWeb library.  First was forms and good validation, because
sessions are generally created and managed using forms.  ;-)

I'm quite happy with how they turned out...  The Python code for
implementing Sessions in JOTWeb, including signing up, logging in, and
logging out can be done in 5 lines of Python.

Sean
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